Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. | GRAMMAR 23 ALL NO NONE BACH EVERY EITHER NEITHER Each every - The meaning of each and every is very similar and often either word is possible. Each Every time I come here I go to my favourite restaurant. But sometimes there is a small difference. We use each when we think of the single items in a group one by one. We use every when we think of the items in a group all together. Compare They gave a medal to each member of the team. I believe every word he says. Each is more usual with a smaller group and can mean only two. Every is more usual with a larger number and cannot mean two. She kissed him on each cheek. We can use each of but we cannot use every of. When the team won the cup each of them was given a medal. - Each can be used after the subject or at the end of a sentence. The members each received a medal. The members received a medal each. - Repeated actions are generally described with every. I practise the violin every day. Either neither - Either and neither both refer to choices between two items. Either means the one or the other. Neither means not the one or the other. Monday or Tuesday Yes either day is fine. Monday or Tuesday I m sorry but neither day is convenient. So not either is the same as neither. I didn t like either of those films. Neither of the films was any good. - Either can also mean both. Note that either is followed by the singular form of the noun. On either side of the house there are shops. on both sides 133 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Practice Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word given in capitals and the meaning stays the same. Do not change the word in any way. a This is the only money I have left. ALL .This is all the money I have left. b There wasn t anyone at the meeting. NO c Both singers had bad voices. NEITHER d All of the cups are dirty. NONE e Everyone was cheering loudly. ALL f You both deserve promotion. EACH g I read both books but I liked neither of them. EITHER h Whenever I cross the Channel .
